True Facts about: High Performance Graphs
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2022 1:23 pm
Cheerio,
here are some small but important facts about the usage of HPR
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Best regards,
Bernd
here are some small but important facts about the usage of HPR
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Warmup-phase: will the graphs be loaded at server start? | Nope - if you want to ensure that all graphs are in memory before users start to use them you can create a dummy routing for each graph. And please ensure to provide enough memory to consider all your graphs being loaded at the same time. |
The documentation mentions map-provided networks. Where can I find those standard search graphs shipped by PTV? | Probably the answer is "You can't". The proper location of those graphs is "somewhere below the map folder" but we might only ship them on request. |
HPRs for everyone - As an administrator I'd like to provide HPRs to all users, no scope needed. How? | Create a subfolder /hpr below the map folder and drop your graphs there. This is the path for map-provided folders and that's just what you want to achieve. |
Missing HPRs: My subfolders contain many HPRs. If I list the graphs via listHighperformanceRoutingNetworks some of the files aren't reported. Why? | The list function checks whether a HPR file matches the current map. If a file is missing it has probably been generated with an alternative map. |
How can I create a continental routing network? | You can use the geographic restrictions and set the allowed countries to one of the special values such as "ZZ-EUR". |
map provided networks: Which HPRs are offered by PTV in xServer Internet? | Check the user data monitor or send this request to xData (graphs without a scope belong to all users): Code: Select all
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Zombie graphs: is it possible to delete old graphs from previous map versions via API? | Nope - that's a task an administrator should perform on file level once the map update is done. |
Best regards,
Bernd